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Hiking Poles: Boon or Bust? »

July 14th, 2007
As a matter of necessity, I was forced into using a walking stick in 1994 when my arthritic hip became too sore to walk on. In my opinion there are several very good reasons to use them, and you do not have to have arthritis to benefit from them. Do you find hiking poles helpful? Post your opinions and advice.
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